Fixed Triangular and Angled Windows

Custom fixed glazing for triangular and angled shapes

Fixed triangular and angled windows

A made-to-order triangular or angled window with insulating glass, selectable materials, colours and specified glazing-bar designs.

Window type

Fixed glazing

Manufacture

Available made to measure

Colour selection

Available

Marking

CE marked

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Fixed glazing: function and everyday use

A triangular or angled window of this type is fixed: it has no opening sash or operating mechanism, and the glazed panel remains closed within the window composition. Day to day, there is no handle, moving sash or opening position to manage. It suits locations where the unusual shape is a still glazed feature and no ventilation is required there.

Include the lack of an opening function in the room plan from the outset. Where ventilation is required on the same wall or in the same room, another suitable window or door may need to provide it. The fixed triangular or angled window itself must not be planned as an operable ventilation opening. Its role is permanent glazing and the design of the particular opening shape.

With fixed glazing, consider future access to the glass and frame surfaces too. How readily the inside and outside can be reached depends on the installation situation. If the window is intended for a high or otherwise difficult-to-access position, consider future care of accessible surfaces during planning.

Your chosen glazing-bar layout does not alter how the window operates. Whether you choose an uninterrupted glass view, horizontal or vertical division, or pane-dividing bars, the entire window remains fixed. You can therefore select the appearance to suit the outline and visual effect without allowing for sash movement.

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Construction, materials and technical dimensions

Four frame material versions are available: pine, pine with aluminium cladding, oak, and oak with aluminium cladding. Select one complete version when configuring the window, then add your preferred colour. Where aluminium cladding is required, state it together with the selected timber species.

The outer frame is 105 × 57 mm, increasing to 115 × 57 mm with aluminium cladding. Both figures apply only to that component; they are not the overall depth, width or height of the made-to-order window or its proposed opening. Each project requires the window's actual shape and dimensions to be recorded separately.

Each fixing hole is 14 mm in diameter, a component measurement distinct from the made-to-order window's overall dimensions and the intended opening. The glazed area is available with 2-pane or 3-pane insulating glass. Add the selected glazing to your configuration with the material, colour and glazing-bar design.

This CE-marked triangular and angled window carries a 5-year commercial guarantee, additional to applicable rights under Australian Consumer Law. In your documents, distinguish its custom outline from component dimensions: the outer frame is 105 × 57 mm, or 115 × 57 mm with aluminium cladding. Record the special shape separately, using its actual contour and clearly identified lines.

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Assessing the intended opening correctly

A made-to-order triangular or angled window starts with an opening described without ambiguity. Unlike a simple rectangle, sloping lines, peaks, sides and reference points can be interpreted in different ways. State which view your drawing shows and how each edge relates to the others. A labelled sketch can make the shape and orientation understandable without guessing a specific geometry from a product name alone.

Check whether the figures represent the intended window itself or only its surroundings. Keep frame, opening and other project dimensions distinct in all correspondence, and label every value in existing documents by its true meaning. This prevents a sloping edge being treated as horizontal or an overall length being assigned to a single section.

For assessment of the opening, clarify which side is intended as inside, outside, top and bottom. This matters particularly where the shape could appear mirrored. A photograph can provide additional orientation but does not replace a clear dimensioned drawing. If adjoining building elements define the form visually or spatially, mark them on a sketch without assigning unconfirmed technical properties to them.

Installation and fitting clearances depend on the particular building situation and must not be derived from the outer-frame dimensions. The figure 105 × 57 mm, or 115 × 57 mm with aluminium cladding, describes the outer frame only. Clarify which dimensions in your project are opening, window or component measurements and label them accordingly in your documents.

For triangular and angled forms, document the real contour rather than relying on the general product name. Mark edges, corners, slopes and dimension references clearly so the custom specification can be interpreted. List the material version, colour, glazing and glazing-bar design separately, keeping the shape and chosen features distinct.

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Colour, material and visual composition

The appearance of a triangular or angled window is shaped by its outline, frame material, colour, glass area and glazing-bar layout. The available colour selection lets you coordinate the design with your project. Name the preferred colour as clearly as possible and, if useful, explain which existing windows, doors, façade elements or interior details it should relate to.

Pine and oak are the available timber species, and both are also offered with aluminium cladding. Cladding is part of the specifically named material version, not simply a colour name. Consider the effect of the material and chosen colour indoors and on the façade, as well as how they work with adjoining building elements.

The glazing-bar layout can follow the direction of the window shape, set a deliberate contrast, or leave the glazed view free of added division. Horizontal, vertical and combined patterns each create a different graphic order. In versions expressly described as pane-dividing, this division belongs to the selected design, making the full variant name important in an enquiry.

The black rubber glazing seals should not be understood as a separate frame-colour choice. Selectable frame colour is what matters for colour coordination, while the seal remains a separate glazing component. Record frame colour, material version and the preferred glazing-bar layout as individual selections.

To coordinate a new window with nearby doors, windows or façade features, provide photos and precise colour references. State which characteristic should guide the result, such as timber species, frame colour or glazing-bar direction. This keeps material, finish and design distinct while allowing them to be assessed as one visual scheme.

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Comparing fixed glazing with related opening types

A fixed triangular or angled window is intended as a permanently closed glazed surface. If your project needs an opening function elsewhere, the product range also includes outward-opening top-hung windows, single- and double-casement windows, and single patio doors. These options can complement the fixed special shape within a wider window or door arrangement.

Historic-style versions are also available for casement windows and single patio doors. These are offered in pine or oak. Standard versions of the related windows and doors may instead be selected in pine or oak with aluminium cladding. Consider these material differences where several elements are to form one coordinated elevation.

The “Kombi” casement window combines a fixed glazed section with an outward-opening sash, offering another way to arrange fixed and operable areas within one product. Like the other related windows, it is available with 2-pane or 3-pane insulating glass, in pine, oak, or the corresponding aluminium-clad versions. Select function, material, colour and design separately for every element.

When enquiring about several windows or doors for one project, list each item as its own position. This keeps it clear where a fixed special shape is required, where a window should open outwards, and whether a single- or double-casement version is wanted. The related products below provide a direct starting point for comparison:

Top-hung window that opens outwards, Single casement window that opens outwards, Historic-style single casement window that opens outwards, Double casement window that opens outwards, Historic-style double casement window that opens outwards, “Kombi” casement window that opens outwards, Single patio door that opens outwards, Historic-style single patio door that opens outwards.

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Prepare your enquiry in a few clear steps

Start with a brief description of your project and name the product in full as “Fixed triangular and angled window”. A clearly oriented sketch can show the required outline. Mark which view is shown and label the lines relevant to the shape clearly. An additional photograph can further illustrate the intended installation situation.

Next, select the complete material specification: pine, oak, or either timber with aluminium cladding. Record the preferred colour independently so the finish is not mistaken for the material. When the colour is intended to coordinate with existing doors, windows or façade features, identify those elements as the visual reference.

Next, specify the preferred glazing from the offered versions. Then copy the complete glazing-bar design name from the overview. Exact wording is particularly important for pane-dividing glazing bars. A sketch of the pattern can clarify your choice, but should not replace the official design name with an invented one.

Finally, bring the details together in a clear order: product name, outline, dimensions, orientation, material version, colour, glazing and design. List multiple windows as separate items so that different shapes or design preferences are not combined. If other window or door types are part of the project, name them separately with their full product descriptions.

Before sending, check that the documents can be read consistently without contradictions. In particular, make sure each edge uses a consistent label and that dimensions, colour preference, glazing-bar layout and material relate to the correct window. A well-organised enquiry gives us a clear basis for discussing the required made-to-order window and any remaining choices with you.

Is the triangular and angled window available made to measure?

Yes. This triangular and angled window is manufactured to measure. Send us a clearly oriented sketch showing the required outline and clearly labelled dimensions. Also mark inside, outside, top and bottom so the special shape can be discussed unambiguously.

Can I choose a colour?

Yes, a colour selection is available. Tell us in your enquiry what colour effect you want and whether it should relate to existing windows, doors, façade details or the interior.

Can this window be opened for ventilation?

No. This is fixed glazing without an opening sash, so it cannot serve as an operable ventilation window. If ventilation is required, choose a window type designed to open.

Which material versions can I enquire about?

Choose from pine, pine with aluminium cladding, oak and oak with aluminium cladding. State the complete material version and preferred colour in your enquiry. For colour coordination, you can also identify existing windows, doors, façade elements or interior features you would like to reference.

How do I specify the desired glazing-bar design?

Name the required design using the full designation from the product overview wherever possible. This makes clear whether you want an uninterrupted view, glazing bars or pane-dividing glazing bars, and the direction in which they should run.

How long is the guarantee for this window?

The fixed triangular and angled window has a 5-year guarantee. Include the requested material, glazing and design version in full in your enquiry so the window required is clearly described.

What type of glazing is used?

Choose between 2-pane and 3-pane insulating glass. The glazing has a heat-reflective coating, a CHR warm-edge spacer and argon filling. Black rubber seals are also part of the glazing construction.

Is the window CE marked?

Yes. The fixed triangular and angled window is CE marked.

Plan your triangular or angled window with us

Planning a distinctive window shape and looking to bring material, colour, glazing and glazing-bar layout together? Send us the shape of the intended opening, your dimensions and the preferred design for your made-to-order triangular or angled window.